Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Italian term or phrase:
a cui si rimanda
English translation:
awareness
Added to glossary by
Giovanella (X)
Feb 26, 2006 18:13
18 yrs ago
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Italian term
a cui si rimanda
Italian to English
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Insurance
claim regarding damages
This is within a sentence and I am not sure whether it would mean "postpone" or "referred to earlier"or something else that I haven't copped.
"L'esistenza dei danni occulti puo essere accertate unicamente e costosi esami a cui si rimanda per la certezza dell integrita dell'intero lotto di merce in contestazione". Hope some enlightened spirit can help-thanks
"L'esistenza dei danni occulti puo essere accertate unicamente e costosi esami a cui si rimanda per la certezza dell integrita dell'intero lotto di merce in contestazione". Hope some enlightened spirit can help-thanks
Proposed translations
(English)
| 1 | awareness |
Giovanella (X)
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| 5 | which we will refer to |
papli
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| 3 | that will be postponed until |
Patricia Crotty
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| 3 | (which) we refer to |
transparx
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Proposed translations
3 hrs
Selected
awareness
i think of the word "rimanda" as a reminder.......could this may possibly mean something that you are aware of? I am guessing and I may be way off base but it sort of makes sense to me..........you need to be aware for certain of the integrity of the entire......
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Comment: "This strangely fitted best. Thanks to everyone for their help-I toyed with a lot of the ideas-and because references were not made earlier or later the idea of awareness seemed the ideal choice."
3 hrs
that will be postponed until
This might work
5 hrs
(which) we refer to
or
to which we refer
(that) we refer to
sorry Siobhan, I'm not a native speaker of English, but I believe this is the meaning in Italian.
Clearly, the "si" is the impersonal one --you could choose "we" or perhaps "one" or something like that...
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Note added at 5 hrs (2006-02-26 23:56:07 GMT)
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I think that, given the context, "recommend" could also be used --that is, these tests are somehow recommended
to which we refer
(that) we refer to
sorry Siobhan, I'm not a native speaker of English, but I believe this is the meaning in Italian.
Clearly, the "si" is the impersonal one --you could choose "we" or perhaps "one" or something like that...
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Note added at 5 hrs (2006-02-26 23:56:07 GMT)
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I think that, given the context, "recommend" could also be used --that is, these tests are somehow recommended
Discussion
Should read: "L'esistenza dei danni occulti puo essere accertata unicamente con particolari e costosi esami a cui si rimanda per la certezza dell'integrita dell'intero lotto di merce in contestazione..."
Hope you can help. Txs